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A New York Times opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence is set to transform medical practice and training fundamentally, reshaping what doctors do and how medical students learn. The piece has drawn attention and debate among readers about how AI tools will change diagnosis, clinical decision-making and the education of the next generation of physicians.
- 2AI is changing medicine, medical education must adapt▼AI is changing medicine. Medical education must change, too
Medical education needs to be rethought as artificial intelligence takes on a growing role in diagnosis, treatment planning and clinical decision-making, according to a commentary in the Yonkers Times. The piece argues that training programmes must teach future doctors how to use AI tools critically and ethically, not just clinical skills alone.
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Pfizer is highlighting how artificial intelligence is being used to match patients to clinical trials more quickly, reducing the time it takes to connect eligible participants with suitable studies. Faster matching could speed up trial recruitment and get new treatments to patients sooner, a longstanding bottleneck in drug development.